Beneath the glitz and glamour of fame, Paula Badosa is a tender person who never shies away from unveiling her life’s raw truth. This Spaniard is in a relationship with ATP star Stefanos Tsitsipas. However, their love faced a brief momentary pause in May this year. As Badosa speaks about it, her words, no matter how laced with sophisticated expressions, could represent the fleeting pressure that even talented players like them can’t avoid. She lays bare her emotional journey, showing why she is much more than an established player who deserves many rounds of applause for her spirit.
In a conversation with Tennis Channel, Badosa spoke about her personal and professional comeback after her short time split with her beau, Stefanos Tsitsipas. “Sometimes you need a break to realize things and manage them better,” says the Spaniard, remembering her ups and downs moment in this season. “That’s what we did: we had a very long talk on how we were going to deal with things going forward. Since then, it’s been great for both of us. We’re very happy with how we’re handling our relationship on and off court,” Badosa concluded.
The adorable tennis couple called it quits in May before participating in the French Open. However, they couldn’t move forward with their separation and eventually rekindled their love. Echoing Badosa’s words, Tsitsipas also blamed his work pressure for fuelling his breakup with Badosa. However, the Greek ATP star said, “It was hard for us being apart and I was going through some hard times too.”
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Patching up with Tsitsipas has worked great for Badosa. Not only did she find her rhythm, but she also returned to the court with an amazing form. Badosa reached the Homburg Open’s quarterfinals, won the Citi Open title, and entered the Cincinnati Open’s semifinals, offering a great possibility for the upcoming US Open. Amidst her success, this WTA star didn’t forget to extend her support for her talented boyfriend, Tsitsipas. “I just want him to fly but if he falls, he knows I’m going to be there for him,” Badosa said in a heartwarming confession.
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Badosa-Tsitsipas pair has showcased their amazing coordination by winning the US Open’s inaugural Mixed Madness Exhibition. They won a whopping prize worth $250,000 representing how well-coordinated they are on the court. While Badosa is head over heels in love with Tsitsipas, the Greek player shares a similar emotion for his girlfriend.
Stefanos Tsitsipas reveals what he feels for girlfriend Paula Badosa
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It is not only Badosa, who impressed everyone by offering an admiring revelation about how she wishes to support her beau, but Tsitsipas also complimented Badosa with heartwarming words. “I feel that she is my person and we understand each other; that puts more value in everything I do and I want her by my side as often as possible. So yes, we’ve reconnected and we’re in a good moment,” Tsitsipas said. After Badosa won the Citi Open, Tsitsipas called her the “Novak Djokovic of women’s tennis.” While this lofty comment added a much-needed delight to Badosa’s face, it also represented Tsitsipas’ happiness about Badosa’s victory.
Paula Badosa’s love for Stefanos Tsitsipas won’t end anytime soon. The way this adorable couple is getting stronger, it seems they will carry the legacy of powerful tennis couples like Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf. Who knows if this love blooms into a happy ever after soon!
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